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Yoga Poses - Warrior Pose I (Virabhadrasana I)



The Warrior Pose I or Virabhadrasana I improves balance and agility and strengthens your legs, back, and arms. It also targets the chest, shoulders, neck, and abdominal area. Learn how to do the Warrior Pose I in this section.



STEP 1: Start with the Mountain Pose.

STEP 2: Jump or move your left foot sideways so your feet are about four feet apart.

STEP 3: Turn your left foot 90 degrees to the left and position your right foot about 45 degrees to the left.

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STEP 4: Rotate your torso to the left.

STEP 5: Bend your left knee. Make sure that the knee is directly above your foot. Bending too much may lead to knee injury.

STEP 6: Raise both hands - palms should be facing inward and fingers are outstretched.



This is a powerful Standing Pose which provides numerous benefits such as improved stamina and strength especially in the legs and ankles. Let your Yoga instructor guide you in performing this pose.

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pat
Friday 7th October 2011 at 10:13:27 AM  

This is great for a beginner to follow. I have just started learning yoga and the teacher does not explain the asanas fully-;this is a wonderful way for me to see how to do the pose correctly.
thankyou -;thankyou


 
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